Link Studio

Plans & Billing

Link Studio is free to start. You can build and publish pages on the free plan, and upgrade when you want premium blocks, a custom domain, higher limits, and more.

Subscriptions are per page

Each page is upgraded on its own. If you run several pages, you subscribe the ones that need premium features, and leave the rest on the free plan. When you upgrade, you pick which page the plan applies to.

The plans

StarterDefault: Free
Build and publish unlimited pages with the full visual builder, SEO settings, a QR code, and your own uploaded assets. Includes a monthly view limit and caps on form submissions, subscribers, broadcast emails, and asset uploads.
ProfessionalDefault: Paid
Everything in Starter, plus premium blocks, a custom domain, no Link Studio watermark, premium templates, analytics with CSV export, and much higher limits. This is the self-serve paid plan you upgrade to in-app.
EnterpriseDefault: Custom
Custom limits for larger needs. This plan is not self-serve, you arrange it by contacting the team from the pricing page.

For the current plan prices, see the pricing page.

What upgrading unlocks

Upgrading a page to Professional turns on the features that are locked on the free plan:

Premium blocks
Use premium blocks such as the HTML embed. On the free plan these are removed from the live page.
Custom domain
Connect a domain you own instead of using a Link Studio subdomain. See Set Up a Custom Domain.
Hide the watermark
Remove the Link Studio watermark from your live page.
Premium templates
Start from the full template library. See Template.
Analytics & export
See page analytics and export your form submissions and subscribers.
Higher limits
Unlimited page views and form submissions, and larger caps on subscribers, broadcast emails, and asset uploads.

When you click a feature that needs Professional, Link Studio shows an upgrade prompt with an Upgrade to Pro button that takes you straight to checkout for that page. You do not have to hunt for where to upgrade.

Upgrade a page

You can start an upgrade from the page's settings, or from any upgrade prompt you see while editing.

Open the page's Subscription settings

Open the page, go to SettingsSubscription. This section shows the current plan, when it expires, and an upgrade button.

Start the upgrade

Press Upgrade Subscription (or Extend Subscription if the page is already on a paid plan). This opens the checkout with the page selected.

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Choose how many months

Set the duration with the stepper. You pay for a fixed number of months, with a minimum of one. There is no separate monthly or yearly toggle, the length you choose is the length you get.

Accept the terms and pay

Tick the box to accept the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, then complete payment in the secure checkout. When payment succeeds you are returned to the dashboard and the page is upgraded.

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Plans do not renew automatically

A Link Studio plan is a one-time payment for the months you choose, not an auto-renewing subscription. Nothing is charged again on its own. Before the expiry date, come back to SettingsSubscription and press Extend Subscription to keep the premium features on. If a page lapses, it drops back to the free plan and its premium blocks stop showing on the live page.

Manage and review billing

Everything about a page's plan lives in SettingsSubscription:

Current plan & expiry
Shows the plan the page is on and its Expires at date. An expired plan is marked so you know to extend it.
Extend / Upgrade
Adds more months to the page, using the same checkout as a first upgrade.
Show History
Opens your payment history for the page: order, plan, amount, status, and the months purchased.

Because plans are one-time and do not recur, there is no auto-billing to cancel. If you no longer want a paid plan, simply let it expire and the page returns to the free plan.

Free plan limits to know

The free plan is generous, but a few caps are worth planning around:

Monthly page views
The live page pauses for visitors once it passes the free view limit for the month. Upgrading removes the cap.
Form submissions
Each form accepts a limited number of submissions on the free plan. See How Forms Work.
Subscribers & emails
There are caps on how many subscribers you can collect and how many broadcast emails you can send per month. See Email Subscription.
Asset uploads
There is a limit on how many assets you can upload on the free plan.

If a live page suddenly stops showing to visitors, check the view limit first. It is the most common reason a free page goes quiet near the end of a busy month.